Comparison of interruption statistics and their use in network business regulation in Nordic countries

Kivikko, Kimmo; Antila, Sauli; Järventausta, Pertti; Mäkinen, Antti; Lassila, Jukka; Viljainen, Satu; Tahvanainen, Kaisa; Partanen, Jarmo; Mogstad, Olve; Tapper, Matz

doi:10.1049/cp:20051420

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“…In Denmark all reporting is voluntary and in Norway only fault statistics for MV distribution is voluntary. In Sweden and Finland a limited reporting of interruptions is compulsory and fault registration is voluntary [4].…”

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Common guidelines for reliability data collection in Scandinavia

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18th International Conference and Exhibition on Electricity Distribution (CIRED 2005)

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The paper presents a work that has been carried out in a common Scandinavian research project. The aim of the work was to establish common guidelines in Scandinavia for fault reporting, and to prepare the foundation for a Scandinavian fault database for voltage levels above 1 kV. The Nordel guidelines for reporting of disturbances above 100 kV are the most important basis for this work. The paper also discusses how users of a future database can be given access to the fault reports through the internet. The long-term goal of utilising component information in addition to the corresponding fault data through an internet database is also pointed out.

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